Synthetic
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Generally, synthetic means pertaining to synthesis, i.e., the putting-together of two or more parts into a coherent whole, whether by design or by natural processes.
- In philosophy, see synthetic proposition.
- In mathematics Synthetic Division refers to Ruffini's rule
- In chemistry, see chemical synthesis.
- In linguistics, see synthetic language.
- In sociolinguistics, see synthetic personalisation.
- In fibers, see synthetic fiber
- See also synthesizer
